If you already have a debit card with your Langley checking account, sign up for Spend 'n' Save in Digital Banking.
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Open OnlineSpend 'n' Save transfers take place at the end of the business day on which your purchase posts to your checking account. If the transaction posts late at night, the round up may occur the next evening.
Your Spend 'n' Save deposits will be tracked in the “Rewards” tile in Digital Banking.
Debit card purchases will be posted to your account for the exact amounts and will appear on your statement as they always have. The round up amount will post in a lump sum at the end of each day with the words "Spend and Save Transfer" in your checking account and "Spend and Save Deposit" in your savings account.
Yes, these transactions should round up the same way your other debit card transactions do.
No, all debit cards attached to a checking account will participate in the Spend 'n' Save program once at least one of you enrolls the account.
A daily Spend 'n' Save transfer will not occur in the following situations:
If your debit card transaction is immediately reversed, no Spend 'n' Save transfer will occur. However, if you return an item after the transaction is completed, the Spend 'n Save transfer will post based on the original purchase amount.
No, there is no limit on the amount or number of Spend 'n' Save transfers.
You can view your Spend 'n Save transfers from your checking to your savings in Online Banking, Mobile Banking and on your monthly statements. We will even provide a chart on your statement to track your success with the program.
Spend 'n' Save transfers money to only one primary savings account.
If the receiving Spend 'n' Save savings account is changed, any pending Spend 'n' Save transfers scheduled to go to the original savings account will transfer as expected to the new savings account.
You can turn Spend 'n' Save off and on by clicking the "enable" toggle switch.
You may only transfer to the primary savings account under your member number.